Editorial urges solar energy push for Arizona
The editorial argues solar power is clean and abundant and urges Arizona's delegation to back solar research over nuclear fission. It cites budget disparities, calls out stalled actions by Goldwater and Fannin, and praises Rep. Udall for supporting solar development. It notes Skylab already uses solar power and appeals to economic and environmental benefits for Arizona.
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Arizona
Goldwater
Fannin
Morris Udall
Congress
General Electric
Scottsdale approves density rise for Riley property south of canal
The Scottsdale City Council approved a compromise allowing about seven townhouse units per acre on the Riley site previously zoned for single family use. Attorneys for owners argued for more, while critics warned of impacts on schools and roads, noting past land swaps for flood control and urging tougher future zoning decisions.
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Scottsdale
Riley
Arizona Canal
Indian Bend Wash
Laird Takes White House Post Amid Nixon Tensions
Melvin R. Laird agreed to serve as a top domestic aide at the White House after pressure from Republican leaders and amid a Watergate influenced crisis. The move, sealed at Camp David, signals a potential shift toward independent advice and further frictions with President Nixon over policy, Vietnam handling, and reform plans.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Camp David
Laird
Nixon
Capitol Hill
White-House
Bryce Harlow
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehhrlichman
Mr. Nixon
Hanoi
Congress
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rep
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Scott
Ford
William Timmons
Alexander Haig
Interim
Harlow
NSC
Shrlichman
Saigon
U.S
On the Line That will be a switch
A satirical column imagines swapping Watergate for a British sex scandal in June. It puns on Heath and British ministers and envisions U S hearings, with Lord Jellicoe and Lord Lambton resignations and a Senate probe learning from the British side about improprieties and drug use.
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Bob Considine
Britain
Atlantic
Heath
James W. McCord Jr
Isle of Wight
Sam Ervin
Lord Lambton
Defense Ministry
Royal Air Force
Earl Jellicoe
House of Lords
M.I.5
James Bend
Senate Select Committee
Widder McGree
Ermytrade
Lord Jellicoe
House of Commons
Senate
America
City bicycles purchase questioned in taxpayer letter
A local taxpayer criticizes the city manager and purchasing department for renting four bicycles at $60 a month, arguing an outright $320 purchase would save $37 monthly and $1,776 over four years. The writer suggests walking as a healthier, cheaper alternative and questions wasteful spending.
Slips Highlight Shorthand Typing Skills Needed
In Chicago, Tribune notes lite shorthand and typing essentials for accuracy driven roles. The report emphasizes speed and precision in data entry and transcription tasks.
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Accuracy Tribune
A Brave New Vehicle Emerges From Hoppe Satire
Arthur Hoppe mocks a crisis era shift to a two wheel bi cycle after a fictional meeting with Dr. Pettibone and engineer Fred Frisbee. The piece parodies endless tech progress, Detroit car bans, Arab oil losses, and a bizarre 1980s quadricycle era satirically criticizing energy policy.
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Arthur Hoppe
Homer T. Pettibone
U.S
Progress
Fred Frisbee
Frisbee
Pettibone
Detroit
Middle East
Golda Meir
Bermuda
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Arizon
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